高二期中英语答案

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60.rewarding

56.struck

57.wandered

58.employed

63.

59.realistic

61.enthusiastic

62.numerous striking

64.distinguishes

65.owe

66.are acpaniedby their parents

67.be exposedto/expose yourselfto

68.Given/Considering that

69.is toblame for

70.the healthieryou will be

71.whispering

72.had enjoyed

73.opposed

74.Painted

75.to havestarted

76.whom应用文One possibleversion:Dear David,In orderto givestudents achance tolearn moreabout traditionalChinese culture,our schoolwillhold astudents9Chinese paintingexhibition.Knowing thatyou area loverof painting,I amwriting toinviteyou tojoin us.The exhibition,which isscheduled tobe heldon nextSunday in the mainhall,will lastfrom1000am to400pm.There willbe manykinds of artworks in the show,such aspaintings handcrafts andperformances.Besides,a famouspainting masteris invitedto givea lectureto usstudents,introducing thedevelopmentof Chinesepainting.If youwant totake partintheexhibition,please writeto me.Looking forward to yourreply.Yours,Li Hua读后续写One possibleversion:Sally starteddaydreaming aboutjoining otherschool clubs.She couldbe amember of the hiphopclub,which herbest friendTracy kepttalking about.She imaginedherself dancingon stageofabig hallwiththousands ofpeople cheeringfor her.She couldalso trya differentsport,like joggingor cycling.Anyway,football wouldbe herlast choice.Just asher mindwas wandering,she sawa familiarface inthecrowd.It washer mother.u Stayfocused.You cando it.”Recalling hermothers words,Sally waswoken fromher daydream.At thatvery moment,herteammate passedthe ballto her.She tookcontrol ofit andran itbetween herfeet,moving forwardtowardthe netofthegreen team.She passeda fewplayers andwas soonpositioned rightinfront ofthe net.Focused on the ball,she kickedit ashard asshe could.The refereeblew herwhistle.“Goal!”.Sallys teamwon.Her momwas right.All shehad todo wasstay focused.听力原文Text1M:Your lunchlooks good.It hasstrawberries.W:Do youwant oneIll tradea strawberryfor oneof yoursausages.M:That wouldbe nice.Text2M:Tm lookingforwardtoyour performancetonight.It startsat8oclock,doesnt itW:Actually,it startsone hourearly.M:Well,then Filleave homeat6oclock.Text3M:I twistedmy neckin PEclass,and itreally hurts.W:Oh,no.Maybe youshould leaveschool earlyto seea doctor.Text4M:Do youkeep anythingready forthe emergenciesW:Let methink.I havea flashlight,gloves,and um...some towelsin mybackpack.9M:What aboutwaterW:I dont,but Iknow Ishould.Text5M:Oh whata surprise!Its sogood tosee you.How haveyou been5W:Ah,hello...M:Dont youremember ImTravis,from NewYork.W:I thinkyou maybe mistaken.Text6W:Youre theman whospent yearstraveling aroundthe worldon amotorbike!M:Thats right.W:What madeyou decideto travelin thatwayM:Well,taking mycar seemeda bitboring.And travelingby trainwas notadventurous.W:Did youthink aboutcyclingM:That wouldhave beencheaper-no fuelcosts topay,but Idont thinkI couldhave goneup allthemountains bybike!Text7W:What areyou workingonM:My presentationfor nextweek.（残奥会）.W:Oh,its aboutthe LondonParalympicsM:Yeah.I madethis chartshowing thenumber ofparticipants fromeach countryand thenumber ofmedalsthey won.Great Britainhad294athletes andwon120medals.W:Wow!How aboutcountries withfewer athletesM:Well,Japan sent135athletes andwon16medals.Spain had133athletes andwon42medals.W:What aboutFranceM:France andSpain hadsimilar results,but Francewon threemore medals.They sent158athletes.Text8M:I feellike havingpizza tonight.W:Here5saflyer（小传单）from thenew shop.M:rd likeone withsausage.W:How aboutthe SausageDeluxeM:Let mesee.But ithas onions.W:Oh,you knowI cantstand them.M:It saysonthe other sidethat thesetwo areon sale.The seafoodlooks delicious.W:Tm notinthemood fbrseafood.Td prefertheotherone,Spicy Chicken.M:Hmm...,but thisone lookseven better.Oh,its regularprice.W:Meat LoversOK.The kidswillbehappy withthat.But fbrthe secondpizza,Id likeone withlots ofvegetables.M:They haveGrilled Vegetableand SeasonalVegetable.Theyre kindof similar,but theSeasonal hasmushroomsand garlic.The Grilledhas eggplantand onions.W:Oh no.M:If youdont mindgarlic,shall wego withSeasonal VegetableW:Sure.Should IcallText9W:Paul,isnt thatthe sameshow thatwas onyesterdayM:Its notjust oneshow,Grandma.They areactually alot ofdifferent shows.They aremusic videos.W:Oh really.M:Why dontyou sitdown andwatch acouple Theyrereally good.W:Well,I guessit wonthurt...Whats thatgirl holdingthe sticksupposed tobe doingM:Shes singing.W:Do youcall thatsingingM:Sure.W:Hmm.Music wasvery differentwhen Iwas young.It was...pleasant tothe ear.It madeyou feelhappy.It wasntjust alot ofangry noise.M:Music todayisnt justangry noise,Grandma.Times aredifferent now.W:I supposeso...Is thisanother videoM:Yeah.This onesgreat.I sawit yesterday.W:Whos thatguy Theone wearingthe funnyhat.M:Hes theleader ofthe band.But inthis videohes justa normalkid whostands onthe comerall day,playing hisguitar.Then thisbig,shiny cares along...Text10M:Almost twothirdsof childrenwant theirparents tospend moretime readingto thembefore bed.Most ofthesekids likemoms storytellingmore thandads,researchers said.They carriedout astudy thatshowedyounger children aged3〜4were mosthungry formore stories.Over threequartersof themsaid they wishedtheirparents to readto themmore often.About halfof allchildrenaged3〜8saidstory timewas theirfavorite pastimewith theirparents.According tothe research,there aretwo waysfor mothersto beebest storytellers.They canuse funnyvoicesto showdifferent charactersin astory.They canalso maketheir ownspecial soundsto keepthestory interestingand attractive.When momand dadare notat hand,celebrities willdo:over30percentof childrensaidtheywould liketo heara bedtimestory fromfamous peoplelike HarryPotter,starDaniel Radcliffe.Other moviestars likeZac Efron,Miley Cyrusand EmmaWatson arealso weledbychildren.“It canbe verydifficult forparentstofind thetime toread withtheir children.But thesemoments canhelpbuild aclose relationshipbetween parentsand children,and alsocan playan importantpart intheirchilds development/9said childpsychologist RichardWoolfson.。